An architectural monograph on the seventeenth century Connecticut house (1919)
Eberlein, Harold Donaldson, Whitehead, Russell F. (Russell Fenimore), 1884-1954 · [St. Paul, White Pine Bureau] · leaf 7
w transoms with small rectangular lights{vide the door of the Bishop house in Guilfordand others) was becoming popular. It is morethan likel\ that new doors and doorways were in-stalled, in man\ cases, in the early years of theeighteenth century at the same time that leadedcasements were abandoned… … THE H^LAND-WILDMAN HOUSE, GLILFORD, CONNECTICUT. regrettable changes. At their instance the ex-ternal features that suffered the most conspicu-ous change were doors, doorways and windows. The original doors exhibited interesting anddistinctive panelling, and the doorways, thoughseverely simple,…
Architecture, Domestic · Architecture, Colonial
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